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natchitochesparishjournal.com
No wins for parish teams, but near-miss for St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s was one play away from a huge victory Friday night but after winning three non-district games close to or at the end, couldn’t pull off another. Natchitoches Central and Lakeview were overwhelmed in district games Friday. LOGANSPORT 29, ST. MARY’S 28: To say Logansport escaped Turpin...
jacksonparishjournal.com
Weston Junior High Softball Takes Two From Quitman
Weston Junior High staked its claim to being the best softball team in Jackson Parish by sweeping a doubleheader against Quitman Junior High, winning 6-1 and 7-1 in the contests played at Quitman High School on October 8th. Under the direction of Ritchie Tolar, who came out of retirement to...
lincolnparishjournal.com
Panthers roll past Arcadia in Homecoming win
Lincoln Preparatory School wasted no time in starting its Homecoming celebration Friday night, scoring three touchdowns in the opening 9:32 en route to a 46-14 win over Arcadia in the District 1-1A opener for both teams. The win halted a three-game losing skid for the Panthers, who climbed to 3-3...
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High school football: Big second-quarter helps Airline pull away from Benton
The Airline Vikings defeated the Benton Tigers 57-38 in a District 1-5A game Friday night at M.D. Ray Field at Airline Stadium. Airline improved to 5-1 overall and 2-0 in district. Benton fell to 3-3 and 1-2. The game was tied at 15 after a quarter. The Vikings took control...
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Grambling State confirms resignations of police chief & assistant chief
UPDATE: Grambling State University’ Director of Strategic Communications and Marketing Adrian D. Williams confirms the resignation of the institution’s police chief and assistant police chief; citing personnel matters. The following statement was released to KTVE News regarding the resignations: GRAMBLING, La. (KTVE/KARD) — KTVE/KARD has just received information that Grambling State University Chief of Police […]
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Week 6 Thursday prep football roundup: Huntington clips Byrd, Loyola falls to Sterlington
Huntington scored two late fourth quarter touchdowns to get past Byrd 33-28 in a tight District 1-5A matchup at Lee Hedges Stadium. The Raiders Ja'Karion Spencer caught his second touchdown pass of the night, a 27-yarder from Brylan Washington with 3:08 left in the game for a 26-22 lead. Huntington...
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Mansfield's Sanders helps Wolverines secure easy win against Lakeside at home
MANSFIELD -- The Mansfield Wolverines easily defeated the Lakeside Warriors 42-15 in their Thursday night showing in DeSoto, displaying both strong offense and defense, scoring their last touchdown by recovering a fumble. Mansfield High School had a dominating performance against the Lakeside Warriors on Thursday, with standout performances from senior...
lincolnparishjournal.com
Panthers set for homecoming showdown vs. Arcadia
It would be a big game anyway, providing the Lincoln Preparatory School football team an opportunity to snap a three-game losing skid and open its District 1-1A season. But it’s also homecoming for the Panthers as they prepare to play host to archrival Arcadia in a game set for a 7 p.m. start tonight.
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High school volleyball: District standings, this week’s scores
Benton 3-0 20-4 Natchitoches Central 2-0 18-4 Haughton 3, Ouachita Parish 0 (25-7, 25-15, 25-18) Benton 3, Parkway 0 (26-8, 25-17, 25-12) Benton top stats: Arianna Barnes 6 aces; Madison Smith 11 kills; Layla Davidson 2 solo blocks. Tuesday. Airline 3. Many 1 (25-23, 27-25, 23-25, 25-12) Parkway 3, Red...
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High school football: Haughton rolls to 6-0; Bossier falls to North Webster
The Haughton Bucs improved to 6-0 with a 41-0 victory over the St. Frederick Warriors Thursday night in Monroe. It’s the first time since the 2014 season that Haughton has won its first six games. St. Frederick dropped to 2-4 with its third straight loss. Brandon Craig scored two...
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Local Universities release Fall enrollment numbers
MONROE, La. (KNOE) - The University of Louisiana Monroe and Grambling State University have seen a drop in their enrollment, but Louisiana Tech has received record highs. Louisiana Tech President Jim Henderson says the University has nearly 12,000 enrolled students making this the third year in a row to see an increase. The only exception has been dual enrollment and international students due to Visa challenges and dual enrollment policy changes on the partner school level.
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Find out which Shreveport-area football teams should win Week 6 games
Here's a look at some of the action set to take place involving teams in the Shreveport-Bossier City area on the sixth weekend of the 2026 Louisiana High School Athletic Association high school football season . Also included is our forecast of which 10 teams are likely to triumph in several battles expected to be highly contested. All games at 7 p.m. unless otherwise noted. Thursday games Huntington (0-5) vs. Byrd (0-5), Lee Hedges Stadium Note: Stating the obvious — that one team finally gets its first victory of the season — is easy. But which one will it be? That’s hard to predict in a toss-up game. Watson’s prediction: Byrd 28, Huntington 27 Booker T. Washington (4-1) at Northwood (1-4) Note: Two teams headed in opposite directions will make this an interesting game. BTW’s schedule has been a bit on the soft side, and the Falcons won this matchup 48-8 in 2025. Lions have a chance to make a District 1-4A statement. Going out on a limb here. Watson’s prediction: BTW 34, Northwood 28 Haughton (5-0) at St. Frederick (2-3) Note: The mighty Buccaneers have been taking no prisoners in this turnaround season, and they won’t take any in
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lincolnparishjournal.com
EDITORIAL: Show up, speak up for Louisiana Tech
A little more than a week ago, the Lincoln Parish Journal published an editorial encouraging Louisiana Tech faculty, staff, students, alumni, donors and fans to pay close attention to the process of selecting the university’s next president. We encouraged people to get involved and make their voices heard. This...